Capital Heartland

Anchored by state government, Montgomery County has increased its emphasis on restaurants, retail and tourism attractions.

State Capitol, civil rights, arts, outdoor festivals and more provide residents and visitors with entertainment options.

Briggs & Stratton Corp., a small engine company based in Wisconsin but with operations in Auburn, will move more of its operation to Alabama as part of some changes it is making.

Resicum International LLC plans to open a training academy at Craig Field in Selma, Gov. Kay Ivey announced today.

The Shoppes at EastChase in Montgomery has been sold in what the buyer is calling “one of the Southeast’s largest retail center transactions of the year.”

The acquisition of Montgomery-based Carmichael Engineering by Universal Engineering Sciences will expand UES' geotechnical expertise.

Built in 1926, Martin Dam continues to carry out its functions of flood control, hydroelectric power and providing water.

The quality of life created by Lake Martin makes Tallapoosa and Chambers counties ideal for residential life.

ADS-TEC Energy, a maker of fast electric vehicle charging stations, will open its first U.S. location in Auburn

Natural wonders, museums, golf courses and more attract visitors to the area, including fireworks on Lake Martin.